This document discusses keeping the reproductive system healthy through various precautionary measures. It mentions forming groups to discuss preventive measures to prevent diseases of the reproductive organs. Some common disorders mentioned are sterility, tumors, cancer, and sexually transmitted diseases. Causes of these include exposure to radiation, chemicals, pollution, smoking, and drugs. The document provides tips for a healthy lifestyle such as eating a low-fat, high-fiber diet with plenty of vitamins A and C. It also recommends limiting alcohol and eating less preserved foods. Maintaining a healthy weight and diet may help reduce cancer risks.

1. Take precautionary/safety
measures to keep the
reproductive organs healthy
Science V

2. Review
What are the different health habits to
keep the reproductive organs
healthy?

3. Presentation
Form 5 groups. Each group will
discuss the preventive measures that
should be observed to prevent further
complication of disease or order of
any reproductive organ. Then each
group will write what they have
discussed on a Manila paper.

4. Concept Formation
• Each group will present what they
have discussed.
• Give other precautionary measures
to keep the reproductive organs
healthy.

5. Application
• What diseases will you get if you
do not keep your reproductive
system healthy?
• What will you do if you are found to
have a reproductive organ
disorder?

6. Common Disorders of the
Reproductive System
• Sterility
• Tumors
• Cancer
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD)

7. Causes
• Sterility, tumors and cancer are
caused by exposure to harmful
radiation, hazardous chemicals,
pollution, cigarette smoking, and
drugs.
• Sexually transmitted diseases, such
as gonorrhea and syphilis, are
contagious.

8. Causes
• Acquired Immunodeficiency
Syndrome (AIDS) is considered a
serious case of sexually transmitted
disease. People with AIDS experience
weakening of the immune system,
which is the body’s defense against
disease.

9. Tips on keeping a healthy body:
• Eat less fat. Fats are found in red
meat, butter, oils, and ice cream.
• Eat more foods high in fiber.
Unpeeled fruits and vegetables and
whole grain cereals have a lot of fiber.
• Get more of vitamins A and C. Yellow
fruits and green vegetables contain
these vitamins. Milk, liver, and egg
yolks are also good sources.

10. Tips on keeping a healthy body:
• Eat vegetables in the cabbage family.
These include broccoli, cabbage,
cauliflower, and brussels sprouts.
• Limit alcohol intake. Drinking beer,
wine, and liquor can wear down the
body’s defenses.
• Eat less-preserved foods. Fresh
meats and fish are healthier than
smoked and chemical-treated foods.

11. Tips on keeping a healthy body:
• Do not overeat. Staying at your ideal
weight helps you stay healthy.
Some experts think that people who
follow an anticancer diet has lesser
chances of getting the disease.
Scientists hope to learn more about
how diet affects cancer. Someday, it
may be possible to tell what kind of
cancer is likely to strike a certain
person.

12. Evaluation
List precautionary/safety measures to
keep one's reproductive system
healthy.

13. Assignment
Collect one health brochure related to
disorders of the reproductive system.
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